Nick Bourne led the Welsh Conservatives into the 2011 Assembly Elections a year after David Cameron had made real gains at a...
Calling it as their “serious plan for Government”, the Liberal Democrats manifesto for 2010 focuses on “fairness”, with the aim of positioning...
Party Leader David Cameron launched the Welsh Conservatives manifesto in Prestatyn, Denbighshire, referring to the document as “specific, fully-costed, unremittedly ambitious and...
Hoping to secure a fourth term in Government, “A Future Fair for All” focused on rebuilding the economy, renewing society and restoring faith in...
Hoping to win votes from the 3 main parties, UKIP launched their manifesto for the 2010 General Election insisting that they’re not...
Following 13 years in opposition, this was the Conservatives’s opportunity of returning into power. At the manifesto launch at Battersea Power Station,...
Plaid Cymru promised to fight to protect public services, jobs and the most vulnerable in society at the launch of their manifesto...
Welsh Labour’s manifesto for the General Election focused very much on offering a “fair” future under the Party’s Leadership. Titled “A future...
Plaid Cymru went into the 2007 Assembly Election emphasising 7 key policies and pledging plans to introduce a “national living wage” if...
Since losing its majority in 2003, Labour had been running the assembly as a minority government, with 29 out of the 60...
“More police, cleaner hospitals, lower taxes, school discipline, controlled immigration, accountability” – their 5 pledges makes the front cover of the Conservatives’ Manifesto...
UKIP launched their election manifesto with the slogan “we want our country back.” With other parties criticising them as a single issue...
Plaid Cymru launched its election manifesto calling for a full Parliament for Wales. “We can build a better Wales” focuses on improving public...
The Conservatives launched their manifesto for the 2005 General Election with an attack on Labour – with a warning for voters that...
